ROAM Interior Design

ROAM will be attending HDE-Hotel Design EMEA at the La Finca Resort in Costa Blanca, a gathering that bring together leaders across hospitality, design, and investment to exchange ideas and perspectives defining the industry’s future.

Representing ROAM will be Alan McVitty, Studio Practice Leader & Vice President.

If you’ll be in Costa Blanca, we’d welcome the opportunity to connect.

ROAM’s design for the spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Portland is rooted in form, materiality, and sensory experience, an approach shaped by Portland’s identity as the City of Roses.

A sculptural entry, inspired by the unfolding petals of a rose, sets the spatial tone from the outset. At reception, suspended droplets of light evoke morning dew, creating a subtle interplay of softness and illumination.

The design draws on the rose’s historic connection to wellness through curved lines and sculptural forms that guide movement throughout.

The space unfolds like the rose itself—layered, immersive, and shaped through a continuous expression of form, reflecting the essence of the City of Roses.

At ROAM, every project begins with a narrative, one shaped by context, culture, and a deep understanding of place.

As Design Director and Vice President Gareth Payne shares, this foundation guides how each space is developed, resulting in environments that feel authentic and closely connected to their setting.

It’s a process rooted not just in design, but in meaning, where every detail contributes to a larger story.

Set along the Albanian coastline, our concept explores a resort shaped by landscape, memory, and sensory experience.

ROAM developed a vision where interiors feel connected to the history of Albania: open to sea views, layered with woven materials, and softened by texture and light. Guestrooms and baths are designed as quiet, immersive retreats, balancing crafted detail with a sense of ease. A concept rooted in atmosphere where architecture and environment exist as one.